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Home ICU setup · Mumbai · Navi Mumbai · Kolkata · Howrah

All-in-one ICU setup, at home.

Equipment, nurses, doctor visits and supplies from one Diagnex team. Build your estimate, then get a quotation.

Equipment on rent from₹3,000/month*
  • See 15-day and 30-day rates before you call
  • Coordinated by one qualified Care Manager
  • What's needed is confirmed with the treating doctor's advice
A nursing professional supporting an older adult in a structured home-care setting
Patient-specific advanced care at homeEquipment, trained people and the treating doctor’s plan brought together around the actual patient and home.
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What is a Home ICU setup?

Critical-care equipment and trained nursing, set up around the patient at home.

A Home ICU setup brings the monitoring, breathing support, nursing and visits a patient needs into their own room — when the treating doctor agrees home is the right place. Diagnex plans the setup, delivers and installs the equipment, arranges the care team and coordinates every next step.

Starts with
A conversation about the patient and the room
Decided by
The treating doctor's advice
Coordinated by
One qualified Care Manager (ANM/GNM)
Cities
Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Kolkata, Howrah
A healthcare professional coordinating structured clinical care for a patient at home
Home ICU Setup combines the care environment, trained people, equipment and treating-professional direction around one patient-specific plan.
Plan of a Home ICU room Top-down plan of a 14 by 11 foot bedroom with the hospital bed at the centre, monitor, ventilator, oxygen, suction, infusion pump, a nurse station and an attendant chair around it. 14 FT 11 FT Window Door · 36 in Hospital bed Monitor Ventilator O₂ concentrator O₂ cylinder Suction Infusion pump Nurse Attendant
A typical ICU room at home: the bed at the centre with space clear on both sides, oxygen and power within reach, and the nurse (red point) at the bedside.
What's included

Everything the setup needs, from one team.

ICU equipment

  • Automatic and manual hospital beds
  • Cardiac / multiparameter monitor
  • BiPAP, CPAP and ventilator
  • Oxygen concentrator and cylinders
  • Suction machine, syringe pump and IV stand

Nursing care

  • Trained nurses on 12 or 24-hour cover
  • Critical-care experienced nurses
  • Attendants for daily personal care

Visits & tests at home

  • Doctor home visits
  • Physiotherapy sessions
  • Blood glucose checks

Supplies & coordination

  • Masks, catheters, circuits and other consumables
  • Equipment to buy, if you prefer
  • Delivery and set-up at home
  • One Care Manager coordinating it all
See rates and plan a setup
Who it's for

When a Home ICU setup can help

Recovering after a hospital stay

Step-down care after ICU or ward discharge, with oxygen and monitoring as advised.

Needs breathing support

Patients on BiPAP or CPAP who need regular monitoring, suction and nursing.

On a ventilator or tracheostomy

Continuous breathing support with critical-care nursing, arranged only after a clinical assessment.

Bedbound, long-term care

Stroke, neurological recovery or long illness, with positioning, pressure care and physiotherapy.

Talk to a Care Manager

Not sure what the patient needs? Start with a call.

Share a few details. A Care Manager will call to understand the situation, coordinate the appropriate next steps against the treating doctor’s advice and prepare the quotation.

  • You don't need to choose equipment first
  • Best started before hospital discharge
  • Prefer to talk now? Call Diagnex

Get a callback and quotation

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Please don't share the patient's name or medical reports here.

Your enquiry is submitted through Diagnex’s protected website enquiry workflow.

How it works

  1. Build your estimateOr call us and we'll build it with you.
  2. We review it with youAgainst the treating doctor's advice and the room at home.
  3. Quotation and schedulingPrices, delivery, set-up and staff are confirmed.
  4. Setup and care beginReviewed as the patient's needs change.

One team for the whole setup

No family should have to become a healthcare operations team.

A nursing professional providing structured support to an older adult at home

A Home ICU setup can

  • Continue care at home after a hospital stay, when the doctor agrees
  • Bring monitoring, breathing support and trained nursing to the bedside
  • Be scaled up or down as needs change

It is not

  • Automatically the same as a hospital ICU
  • A replacement for the treating doctor
  • An emergency service

Emergency? Don't use this page. Call 112 or go to the nearest hospital.

Plan & estimate

Plan your setup and see estimated rates

Start with a ready setup or add items one by one. Rates are for 15 or 30 days in your city. Exact service availability is confirmed for the locality and care requirement.

City
Plan length

Start with a ready setup

Pick the closest match. It fills your estimate — change anything after.

These are planning starting points, not clinical recommendations. The final setup is confirmed with you against the treating doctor's advice, home readiness and staff capability.

Equipment on rent

Delivered and set up at home. Rates for your city and plan length.

30 days · Kolkata

Nurses & attendants

Bedside care at home. Amounts are for the full plan.

Nurse

Attendant (non-clinical)

Doctor, physio & tests at home

Choose how many you expect during the plan.

Buy equipment & supplies

Add what you need. We share prices in your quotation.

Price on request

Equipment to buy

Supplies & consumables

Get a quotation

Send your plan. A Care Manager will call you.

Your quotation confirms availability, delivery and set-up, any deposit, GST, and prices for items to buy.

Enter your name.
Enter a 10-digit Indian mobile number.
When do you need the setup?

Please don't share the patient's name or medical reports here. We'll ask for what's needed when we call.

Your enquiry is submitted through Diagnex’s protected website enquiry workflow.

Questions families ask

Why do you show only 15-day and 30-day rates?

Most Home ICU setups run for at least two weeks. Showing 15-day and 30-day rates keeps planning simple. For a shorter or longer plan, ask for a quotation.

Is the estimate the final price?

No. It's based on the items you choose. Your quotation confirms GST, delivery and set-up, any deposit, and prices for anything you want to buy.

Why are purchase prices not shown?

Prices for equipment and supplies to buy depend on model and availability, so we share them in your quotation.

Do I need a prescription?

Some equipment, such as oxygen and breathing support, needs a doctor's prescription. Ventilators and infusion pumps are arranged only after a clinical assessment. Each item is marked.

The patient is still in hospital. When should we contact you?

As soon as discharge is being discussed. It gives time to review the setup and schedule delivery before the patient comes home.

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